7 BELOW LAST NIGHT...
3 ABOVE TODAY...
A COUPLE INCHES OF SNOW MAY COME TONIGHT...
AND WARMER .. IN 20'S .. TOMORROW AND SUNDAY.
NEXT WEEK LOOKING PRETTY DESCENT.

BASKETBALL TONIGHT, HERE, GIRLS AND BOYS HOSTING
DEWITT SABERS.
GIRLS AT 6 AND BOYS AROUND 8.
BOTH GAMES ON KMAQ-FM TONIGHT AND ON OUR WEB SITE WITH
MATT CLARK GOING ON-THE-AIR JUST BEFORE 6 TONIGHT.
CAKE AUCTION NIGHT TOO.

I WILL REPORT THE SCORES TOMORROW MORNING, HERE...ALONG
WITH THE SECRET ANNOUNCEMENT TO BE MADE TONIGHT BY THE
SCHOOL BOARD....FOR THOSE OF  YOU THAT WILL NOT BE LISTENING
TONIGHT.

TWO MAQUOKETANS IN A TWO VEHICLE ACCIDENT YESTERDAY AFTENROON ON HIGHWAY 61 NORTH, WHERE THE BELLEVE-CASCADE ROAD CROSSES.
MICHAEL STENDER, AGE 44, WAS CROSSING HIGHWAY 61 AND DID NOT
SEE A VEHICLE DRIVEN BY JANE KUTSCH, AGE 56 AND HIT THE PASSENGER
SIDE.   STENDER'S  VEHICLE ENDED UP IN THE ROAD, BLOCKING ONE LANE.
$500 DAMAGE TO STENDER'S SEMI AND $7,000 DAMAGE TO KUTCH'S 2005 PONTIAC.   NO INJURIES.    STENDER WAS CHARGED.

AREA FARMER BRAD STEVENSON WAS SELECTED A WINNER IN TEH AMERICA'S FARMERS GROW COMMITTEE SPONSORED BY THE MONSANTO
FUND.    HE IS DONATING HIS $2,500 TO THE MAQUOKETA COMMUNITY CUPBOARD.    AND AN ADDITIONAL $2,500 WILL BE DONATED TO THE CUPBOARD BY THE  USDA BECAUSE JACKSON COUNTY HAS BEEN
DECLARED A DISASTER AREA BY THE USDA.

CHECK BACK TOMORROW MORNING FOR SCORES, PLUS.

DENNIS VOY